About Pediatrics of Florence
We believe that children are more than just “little adults”
Children have unique personalities, challenges, and life circumstances and we have made every effort to make our offices and care as “kid friendly” as possible. We have an aquatic theme in the waiting rooms as well as themed examination rooms. All of our physicians are Board Certified Pediatricians and members of the American Academy of Pediatrics and our nurse practitioners are all licensed Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and are available to see both well and sick children.
Our doctors are dedicated to providing the best possible care and treatment for your children!
How We Help...
Well-Child Visits &
Preventive Care
Sick Child Care &
Common Illnesses
Newborn &
Infant Care
Childhood
Immunizations
Adolescent &
Sports Health
Child Development &
Parenting
WHY CHOOSE US?
Outstanding
Staff
We have assembled an outstanding and diverse team of health care professionals dedicated to the physical, emotional and intellectual development of your child.
Great
Reviews
Although we aren't perfect, year after year, our patients really appreciate our doctors, nurses, and staff and the services they provide. Click here to see what they say about us!
Convenient
Location
Our office is conveniently located in the heart of Florence, Kentucky on US Highway 42, just minutes from I-75. An easy drive from anywhere in Northern Kentucky!
Flexible
Hours
We understand that kids don’t just get sick during regular business so we are here early in the morning, late in the evening, and available on Saturday mornings.
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(859) 525-8181
Pediatrics of Florence
7409 U.S. Highway 42
Florence, KY 41042
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